In 1995, the Hubble Space Telescope sent back incredible image data that would change the world of astronomy.

We are entering cherry blossom season in Japan and in many US cities. What does this tradition teach us today?

Paranapiacaba is a Victorian architectural gem hidden in the middle of the Brazilian Atlantic Forest.

Intermittent fasting is praised for its health benefits. Can fasting be the key to making us healthier?

How a court case revealed the shocking way the US government was still manipulating residential segregation.

How an iconic artist couple maintained an open marriage and inspired each other.

It's not just a laughing matter – laughter benefits our minds, our relationships and our bodies.

How a practical sports shoe made the leap to become a highly desirable fashion item.

Zheng Yi Sao was a former sex worker turned Pirate Queen who terrorised the South China Sea in the 19th Century.

Comedian Russell Kane shares a rather different side of one of the world's most famous monarchs.

It starts nearly 40 years ago, when a teenage girl is pulled out of obscurity and thrust into the spotlight.

The idea of human ectogenesis has always been seen as science fiction, but it may not be for much longer.

Dame Kiri Te Kanawa has enjoyed one of the longest careers in operatic history.

Josephine Baker was a musical icon, stage sensation and heroine of the French Resistance.

How America's first professional female tattooist broke through into an art form historically dominated by men.

How Mary Mallon, an Irish cook for New York's elite, became known as the 'most dangerous woman in America'.

In a first-of-its-kind case, a man in the US has been charged with music streaming fraud aided by AI.

BBC Click visits a UK research team working on a solution to remove toxic chemicals known as PFAS from water.

The Tokyo Metro will begin operating the Elizabeth Line in London later this year.

David Attenborough on the discovery of the dumbfounding platypus.

The English trainspotter goes on a journey through rainforests to explore Malaysia's fascinating railway legacy.

They are the focus of many diplomatic skirmishes, but how are rare earth minerals used and where are they found?

BBC Click attends the Mobile World Congress to test the latest tech products and trends.

BBC Click visits a Madrid hospital to see patients treated with an ultrasound for tremors.

The Travel Show goes to the Netherlands to take a tour inside the world's first ever solar-powered campervan.

Lord Howe Island: Saving an Australian paradise's 'cloud forest'

The prehistoric paintings in Magura Cave in Bulgaria are made using a surprising material.

In 1911, a fence was constructed on the US-Mexico border. But its purpose was not to stop humans.

A look at the fascinating hidden world of the Mediterranean depths.

On Mount Chimaera, fire has been spitting out from rocks for over 2,500 years. Our local SpeciaList explains why.

Join Istanbul-based poet and writer Pelin Batu as she explores a museum bursting with history, myth and legend.

Avid kayaker Toby Carr made it his mission to explore every area of the UK's Shipping Forecast seas in a kayak.

Why legendary crime photographer Weegee offers a crucial lens to understand the American psyche.

The Napoleon Complex - aka 'small man syndrome' - suggests short men are overly aggressive. But is it true?

A century before Jack the Ripper, another now long-forgotten fiend haunted the streets of London.

How a remote island became a world-renowned art colony.

What do archaeologists say about the Philistines, who are depicted in the Bible as barbaric invaders?

The 1,000 inhabitants of Granadilla were forced to abandon their town for a flood that never happened.

How a 3,800-year-old tablet has revealed just how advanced ancient Babylonian knowledge really was.

Justinian I and Theodora were the Jay-Z and Beyonce of the Byzantine Empire.

Situated between Iceland and Scotland, the isolated Faroe Islands are in a unique position. For years, their remoteness kept locals out of reach of their Danish rulers.

A massive haul of drawings by Bloomsbury Group artist Duncan Grant is finally made public.

How English speakers fill gaps in their language with genius new word mash-ups.

The haunting series of photos by US photographer Eric Pickersgill is called 'Removed'.

A photographic study of the slang term 'flexing'.

The Italian leather handbag has been a style icon for decades, and shows no signs of going away.

Minori reinvented a Japanese street fashion style that has a global following.

A group of artists have transformed a mountain forest, once gutted by fire, into a stunning sculpture trail.

Our star's activity is increasing and that could mean more supercharged light shows on Earth.

While her three offspring take a leisurely bath, this Bengal tiger mother must find food for the entire family.

The story of a group of Napoleonic soldiers that endured life as prisoners on an island in the Mediterranean.

The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards held their annual ceremony, crowning the funniest animal photos of 2024.

The reason behind the Red Planet's nickname is also why its sunrises and sunsets look pale blue.

Watch the world's largest species of goat fight for the right to mate, teetering on the edge of perilous drops.

Watch how on the Japanese island of Hokkaido, brown bears and fishermen hunt for salmon in close proximity.

Could bamboo be the future of sustainable architecture?